Fullmoon Betta Fish

Fullmoon betta fish are among the prettiest exotic fish species, because of their 180-degree, fan-like tails. They are known for their splendid tones — red, blue, green, purple, and orange — and huge, streaming fins.

Betta fish have been kept as pets in Thailand and Malaysia since before the nineteenth hundred years. The guys were reared to battle one another. Normally forceful, pet betta fish battle longer and more savagely than they would in nature.

Betta fish battles became famous in Thailand during the 1800s. By the 1890s it became normal for Europeans to keep bettas as pets as well and the species was imported to France, Germany, and then Moscow.

Bettas are for the most part quiet, sluggish fish who don’t need as much space as numerous other fish. Bettas will “flare” balances when undermined or upset and show animosity.

Male bettas will go after other male bettas, and guys have additionally been known to go after comparable looking endlessly fish with streaming balances. Consequently, male bettas ought not to be housed together or with different species that have long balances.

II. You would love the fish because…

The full moon betta is recognized by its long tail that grows to a 180-degree semi-circle when the fish is flaring its tail and fins for display or in trouble. Not normally found among wild betta, Halfmoon bettas exist in a wide range of varieties and examples, including Mustard Gas and Samurai.

The splendid tones, changed shape, moderately minimal expense, and simple upkeep of the full moon betta all pursue them an appealing decision for home aquaria. Regardless of standing for hostility, with the right consideration and consideration, they can make brilliant pets. Halfmoon bettas are reliably among the most well-known betta fish, paying little heed to variety.

III. Is this fish species peaceful or hostile?

Betta Splendens, all the more regularly alluded to as Siamese Fighting Fish or essentially betta fish, are known for their bright shows and animosity towards different individuals from their species.

IV. Species compatibility

Corydora or Otoclinus catfish and small non-nippy tetras.

V. How to feed this species?

Feed your betta fish two to four pellets, more than once each day. Pellets grow when put in water and are very filling for your betta fish. Freeze-dried or new food can be filled in for their pellet taking care of 1 to 2 days out of every week.

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